And from this lesson, we are going to start viewing different sorts of attacks which can be inserted
into the body of the Age HTML document we created in the previous lesson.
In Cairo, we left as a copy of the preview of all our contents so that when we start inserting a new
paragraph, a new heading or a new line break or a beat are tag.
Into our body content, the text we see, we get formatted in a certain way or in another.
Let's start then from the paragraphs which get represented simply by a letter P, as you see inside
the body, there's now a new tag which may be populated with all a series of contents, textual or of
a different type.
For the time being, we are focusing only on the viz. or contents, which can afterwards get interpreted
and visualized in a browser thanks to the word Lorem Visual Studio Code permits us to create a number
of fictitious content in Latin which get used when websites that normally are used as test websites
get displayed.
Therefore, by writing Narim and by giving enter, we will end up with much inserted text in a document
which once saved and refreshed through this little restart button placed in our page, can see as interpreted
and visualized by Chrome within the index Dark Age HTML document.
Obviously, by inserting into a document and addition up and once again with our law, by saving and
then refreshing the browser, we would see that the two paragraphs, which are different as far as the
random content in this case, get visualized as positioned at a certain distance in between them.
Since the two paragraphs are separated, if we decided to use them one by one, let's say we might as
well delete the initial content of the second piece and also the closing tag, inserting our VR slash
close tag, permitting us to insert the two separately, but in within the same paragraph, therefore
saving and refresh in the created file and getting back on Chrome, we see that this space previously
in between the two paragraphs has disappeared and therefore if we went back with our control or command
plus Z.
A keyboard shortcut allowing us to go back to the previous scenario, we would have the two paragraphs
as still detached.
In addition to paragraphs in this section, we are also going to view the headings, the headings get
represented by age one, age two up to age six, and have a specific functionality within our age HTML
document that is drawing attention on titles or subtitles or even simple paragraphs, which, however,
are supposed to be standing out in the document.
Therefore, if we inserted H one here with an additional Lorem in the inside.
And then if we saved and refreshed, we would see that this new content is more visible than the previous
ones.
Obviously, by using the same type of tag, but inserting a two.
Subsequently, age three.
Then age for age five and last age six.
We see that by inserting some lorem in within any of our heading tags.
And refreshing them, therefore saving and refreshing our content, we see that from age one tag to
age six pack, everything gets highlighted.
That means everything gets bold and diversifying the font size.
In this specific case, it gets to identify a lot of different content from age one, the most important
to age six, the least important.
Fine, then these are the headings that can be used inside our HDMI document to give a certain relevance
to a specific content.
To sum up, we have seen the two components we are going to use the most insight, our HDMI projects
that are in addition to the line break, our B-R are seen before with the paragraph's in order to make
the pages be correctly set and look pleasant to see and accessible for the experience of all users.